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Hi! I'm Rob I had Bariatric surgery in June of 2020 and want to help you create your best self!

10/30/2026

More recipes are coming in November.

And they're not going to taste like a punishment.

Because that's what bariatric eating turned into for a lot of people.

Plain food.

Boring meals.

Eating to survive instead of eating to live.

"I know what I should eat. I just can't seem to do it consistently."

That sentence right there.

That's not a willpower problem.

That's a sustainability problem.

You can't build a lifestyle around food you don't actually want to eat.

Our clients don't just get macro targets.

They learn how to make food work for their real life.

Meals that taste like something.

Recipes that fit their goals without making every dinner feel like a sentence.

That's what November is about.

More recipes dropping all month.

Built for bariatric patients who are done eating joyless food in the name of being healthy.

Subscribe to the email list so you don't miss a single one.

Link in bio.

10/29/2026

I used to eat my feelings in a parking lot.

Now I'm lifting them.

That's not a metaphor.

That's what happens when you finally stop negotiating with yourself and start moving despite the fear.

The same guy who sat in his car at 365 pounds telling himself he'd start Monday...
..is the same guy in this video.

Different habits.

Different patterns.

Different behaviors.

Bariatric surgery changed my stomach.

It didn't change this.

This is the work nobody sees before the result everybody notices.

You keep going.

Not because you feel ready.

Not because the motivation finally showed up.

Because every rep is an integrity deposit into your own bank.

And your future self is counting on you to show up right now, even when it's hard.

Especially when it's hard.

If you've been putting your workouts off, waiting to feel like it...

This is your sign.

The goal isn't perfect.

The goal is the next right decision.

Keep getting busy.

What's the workout you keep skipping that you already know you need?

Drop it below.

10/29/2026

She's a personal trainer.

She knows how to train.

She knows nutrition.

She's also a mom of twins, a GLP-1 user, and a bariatric patient trying to figure out how all of it fits together at the same time.

Sound familiar?

Latoya joined me on the podcast this week to get into all of it.

What it actually looks like to manage GLP-1 side effects while staying consistent with protein.

How she trains around the chaos of two toddlers and a full client roster.

The habits, patterns, and behaviors she had to rebuild after surgery that nobody in her certification ever covered.

The part that hit me hardest?

She already knew what to do.

That was never the problem.

Listen wherever you subscribe to podcasts.

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10/27/2026

Susan walked into the gym terrified.

Not "a little nervous."

Terrified.

She was the person who stood near the machines, pretended to check her phone, and quietly hoped nobody noticed she had no idea what she was doing.

Three years ago, that was her.

EWit

Same woman.

Different habits, different patterns, different belief about what she was capable of.

Here's what I've learned from coaching Susan and hundreds of bariatric patients just like her.

Gymtimidation is almost never about the gym.

It's about not trusting yourself to figure it out.

And trust doesn't come from motivation speeches or hype.

It comes from keeping promises to yourself long enough that the evidence becomes impossible to ignore.

Susan didn't go from terrified to one-arm push-ups because she found some secret.

She went because she showed up.

Over and over.

When it was hard.

When it was boring.

When she didn't feel like it.

That's the thing nobody tells you about confidence.

Action comes first.

Confidence comes later.

If you've been standing near the machines, pretending to check your phone...
..what's actually been stopping you?

DM me BUSY and I'll show you how we help bariatric patients build exactly this kind of life.

10/26/2026

The bariatric Facebook group that told you cheese sticks count as protein.

The dietitian who handed you a 2,500 calorie meal plan two weeks post-op.

The challenge that said cut carbs, eat clean, and trust the process.

The app that counted your protein as "complete" at 47 grams.

The coach who sent you a PDF and disappeared.

Every single one of them left you standing in the same place.

"I know what to do. I just can't seem to do it consistently."

That's a you-never-got-the-right-information problem.

Thursday's webinar fixes that.

DM me WORKSHOP and I'll send you the link.

10/24/2026

When someone says "good morning" at 9am...
..but you've been up since 4:30.

Workout done.

Pre and post-workout meal handled.

Two classes taught.

The people who are tired of starting over don't wait for the right moment.

They build the routine before life wakes up and starts demanding things.

Facts over feelings.

The first rule of Busy Bariatrics is we don't sit in our issues.

We just keep getting busy.

Are you a 4:30am person, or are you still waiting for motivation to show up first?

10/23/2026

Coconut Peanut Power Balls drop at the end of October.

And yes, I'm serious.

Because somewhere along the way, bariatric eating got turned into a punishment.

Chicken and broccoli every day.

Plain food because you had surgery.

Joyless meals because you're "supposed to be healthy."

That's not sustainable.

That's not what building a lifestyle looks like.

Our clients learn how to eat foods they actually love without blowing up everything they've worked for.

The goal is a relationship with food that doesn't feel like a war.

Peanut butter.

Coconut.

Something that tastes like a treat and still works for your goals.

That's the whole point.

If you want to hear more about how we teach bariatric patients to eat like real humans again,Subrcine to our email list where we give a dozen of these recipes out every month.

DM me Recipe for the link

The recipe drops at the end of October.

Stay tuned.

10/22/2026

I know what to do.

I just can't seem to stop doing the opposite.

That's the sentence I've heard from hundreds of bariatric patients.

And for years, the coaching world handed them another meal plan.

Another macro target.

Another challenge.

As if more information was going to solve a behavior problem.

It wasn't.

It was what happened thirty minutes before the food.

The stress that didn't have anywhere to go.

The boredom that needed something.

The exhaustion that reached for the one thing that always worked.

That's what we're talking about on the podcast.

The ! in the BUSY Method is changing.

Healthy Dopamine is becoming Emotional Regulation.

And over the next 12 weeks, we're teaching it week by week, from scratch, because this is the pillar most bariatric patients have never actually been coached on.

Not surface-level stuff.

The real work.

If you've ever said "I know what to do, I just can't seem to do it consistently," this series is for you.

Go listen wherever you subscribe to podcasts.

10/21/2026

Summer has came and gone

And if you've been here long enough, you already know what that means.

The BER months are coming.

September.

October.

November.

December.

Four months where the routine slips, the schedule gets buried, and suddenly it's January wondering how you got here.

Every year, life shows up in the BER months.

The holidays.

The family gatherings.

The stress.

The cold that makes the couch feel like the only reasonable decision.

Most people drift through them and start over in January.

That's not you.

You already know the rocks are coming.

You already know the boulders don't take a season off.

The question isn't whether winter shows up.

The question is whether you've built the floors that hold when it does.

More isn't better.

Better is better.

Three solid workouts.

Protein first.

One decision at a time.

If you need help beating the BERs, drop WINTER below and I'll show you exactly how we build the plan that holds through the cold.

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